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Term: Testing
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Upendo Prompt Helps You Demo & Test in Your DNN Websites!

For a long time now, I've been meaning to put this update into Upendo Prompt. I need to create users all of the time for various types of demos and other kinds of show-and-tell moments. Isn't it a bit of a time waste and embarrassing/annoying to have to come up with user accounts on the fly? Worse, if people are watching it live too. This update will save you a TON of time!

Time To Test - DNN 9.11.0 RC

Hello everyone and welcome to this glorious day, one that marks the beginning of a new DNN era! I don’t mean to be all dramatic here, but it is indeed an epic day. We are making the DNN Platform 9.11.0 Release Candidate available for immediate testing.

David Poindexter
2022-08-31

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Community Forums Version 7.0 Release Candidate

The DNN Community Forums module has been chugging along for a while now, and so it's about time for a release. This release brings with it what I estimate to be over 100 hours of work across at least 4 people. Numerous things have been fixed, but we need your help before we can make this release official.

Will Strohl
2022-08-09

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Simple 10-Step Testing for DNN Platform Release Candidates

A welcome change of recent is the introduction of the Release Candidate (RC) into the new release cycle for DNN Platform. Having early access to an upcoming RC gives everyone valuable insight into what is coming in the official release. Not only do we get a chance to learn and prepare for use of the new version within our own test environments and those of our clients, but we also have a chance to participate in community-wide testing and provide valuable feedback. This is an area in which the Technology Ecosystem Advisory Group could really use your help. The more people that touch each Release Candidate, the greater the stability and quality of the platform.